This course is designed as a complete program of business instruction for the barber/cosmetology student. It supplements the usual technical training required in career development.
Theory and practical training in shampooing, scalp massage, scalp and hair analysis, and procedures for treating scalp and hair conditions. Students apply knowledge and skills on customers in patron laboratory to complete competencies in subject areas.
This course provides knowledge in the general subjects pertaining to barber/cosmetology, including: bacteriology, sanitation, anatomy and physiology, Wisconsin laws, basic chemistry, and electricity.
In this course, learners explore interior coverings. They construct interior stairs, install floor finishing, install ceiling tiles, install drywall and install handrails. Upon successful completion of this course, learners will be able to install interior coverings.
In this course, learners explore the physical properties of concrete. They practice laying out concrete walls and footings. They explore curing methods and materials, and they analyze reinforcement methods and materials. Upon completion of the course, learners will be able to layout footings and wall foundations and set up concrete forms for a house foundation.
This course presents the skills and theory related to roof cornice detail, roof coverings, windows, skylights, doors, and decks. Exterior finish methods are explored.
This course is designed to provide print reading experience in commercial construction. Students will review concepts regarding elements commonly found on prints of commercial structures. Included are types of construction, sitework, structural steel construction, reinforced concrete construction and finish construction.
Covers techniques of verbal and non-verbal communication. Presentation techniques in informative, demonstrative, persuasive and impromptu situations are stressed.